Summers of '96 - Shinnecock
Revisited: The Inspiration of Kate Freeman Clark by William Merritt Chase

by Kathleen McClain Jenkins

About the author:

Kathleen McClain Jenkins is a graduate of Delta State University
in Cleveland, MS. She is an expert on Kate Freeman Clark and wrote an essay
titled "An Artist and a Lady" on Clark within Mississippi Women:
Their Histories, Their Lives, a book from the Mississippi Women's History
Project published in 2003 by the University of Georgia Press. Ms. Jenkins
is Curator, Natchez National Historical Park. Ms. Jenkins may be reached
at Natchez National Historical Park,
P. O. Box 1208, Natchez, MS 39121. Phone (601) 446-5790, email kathleen_jenkins@nps.gov

Resource Library editor's
note:

This essay was rekeyed and reprinted in Resource Library
on March 16, 2005 with permission and courtesy of the Eastman Memorial Foundation-Lauren
Rogers Museum of Art. If you have questions or comments regarding the essay,
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William Merritt Chase at Shinnecock is a 26 minute 1987 video from the National Gallery of Art. A
survey of the life and work of American painter William Merritt Chase (1849-1916)
The narration is by Nicolai Cikovsky, Jr., curator at the National Gallery
of Art.

"Surveys the life and work of American painter William
Merritt Chase (1849--1916), beginning with his student days in Munich and
early career in New York City. " (Description source: Amon Carter Museum Teacher Resource Center)

Resource Library wishes to
extend appreciation to Donnelle Conklin, Librarian, Lauren Rogers Museum
of Art for her help concerning the above text.

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